Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: TUESDAY... IHE EVENING STAK has the fullest Lecal pireulntion efany Newspaper in the Weria, and as an Advertising DMiedium 1 worth more than all the ctuer papers pudtussed New York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building, —————__ Col. Pope's address on Highway Improve- ment, delivered before the convention of car- riage-builders at Syracuse last month and now published in pamphlet form, isa strong plea for the betterment of conntry roads, from the point of view of the maker of vehicles. One would naturally assume, ata first glance, that poor roads mean broken springs, loosened wheels and rickety bodies, and hence new car- riages at frequent intervals, so that a carriage- dealer's natural impulse would be toward the discouragement of too good roads. But, as Col. Pope says, there is a broader view to be taken of the subject than this. “Good roads mean thrift, liberality and wealth. They mean good farms and good value to real estate. ‘They mean that the farmer enjoying their use will save time going over them, will save wear andtear, * * © willbe aricher man on ac- count of them, and have the more money to buy your carriages, running into higher val- ue.” If a practical carriage- maker can take this philosophical survey of the subject and reach the conclusion that there is more profit all around in good roads than in bad, surely people who have no such remote interests to serve, but receive the advantage directly in their own comfort and their own pockets, ought to appreciate it. What Col. Pope says of country roads in general is espe- cially applicable to suburban highways, which are traveled constantly by the fine carriages from city stables, built for use on the smooth paved streets, In the neighborhood of Wash- ington, for example, we have many miles of fertile country which would be delightful to drive through if the roads were generally in better condition. No one who has not studied this matter can have any idea of the intimacy of its relation to the prosperity of the city it- self. Rich men are valuable additions to our population. They build handsome houses, promote local enterprises, increase the value of property adjoining theirs, and bear a large proportional share of the burdens of tax- ation; and almost the first question one of these persons asks when he comes to inspect the city to see how it would serve his purpos: asahome is: “What sort of drives are there close to town?” Aside, therefore, from the direct and obvious benefit to be derived by the county residents themselves from the im- provement of the roads and lanes in their neighborhood, every citizen of Washington, whether he owns a carriage or not, has an in- terest at stake in making the beauties of the suburban districts accessible. + The instructions received by the British dele- gates to the International Marine Conference, to change their exclusive attitude and enter the discussions on the same footing with the representatives of other nations, will gratify everybody interested in the proceedings of the conference. It is safe to say, however, that this movement is not so much the result of a change of heart on the part of Great Britain as of the discovery that she is able to control the actions of the conference to avery large extent whenever she sees fit to exercise the power. It is a fact which has been generally recognized ever since the meetings began, that the British delegates came here uncommonly well fortified with facts and figures and arguments; so that, whenever a topic arose in which their country’s interests were touched in the tlightest degree they were on their feet in an instant and ready for action. ‘The result has been that their influence has been largely felt in everything the conference las done thus far; and, having learned that England’s conservative ideas are not going to be overridden, and her buoy system and other time-honored maritime institutions ruthlessly lrushed aside for half-developed innovations, they have convinced their government that nothing serious is to be feared from giving em authority to take part in all branches of discussion. The extension of their powers isa good thing for all; for the debates on many questions of supreme interest to the merchant duarine, conducted without the participation of the greatest commercial nation on the globe, would be something like “Hamlet” with Hamlet left out. ee The All-Americas Cong! a 33 has bad its play- spell and is well on its way back to work. ‘The excursion has, from all accounts, including the letters of Taz Star's special representative attendance, been both pleasant and profit- ble. The delegates have secn a great deal of this country, and—what eeems to have been generally overlooked in discussions of this sub- ject—the people of the United States have had a chance to see a good deal of their Central and South American guests. This is no small con- sideration. One difficulty in the way of the es- tublishment of intimate trade relations with cur neighbors south of us has been that our citizens themselves seemed to entertain only vague and hazy notions of the countries and peoples with whom they were invited to open intercourse, When the All-Amgricas Congress made its tour, however, they were brought face to face with a set of intelligent, cultivated gentlemen, who could tell them almost as much of the United States as the knew themselves, aud whose home surro.+. .gsarc onascale of elegance of which few persons who have not visited Central and on) America have any idea, Having awakened to the fact that the countries which bave hitherto appeared only as so many red and yellow and green spaces on a map have really au independeat existence and a popula- tion, we may hope to see the people of the ‘United States show an increased interest in the work of the congress. which is entrusted with the devising of means for binding the whole continent together, oe The condition of so ne of the streets in Phila- delphia has begun to call forth severe com- ments from the local press, particularly in view of their costline .s in an indirect way when cutof repair, Arut ina cobblestone pave- wasnt, which would have cost perhaps a few hundred dollars at the outside to fill. was the basis of a judgment against the city yesterday for $2,500, in favor of a person who had suffered injuries from it Tae Srar has repeatedly di- rected the attention of the District authori- ties to the condition of things in Wash- ington, where the streets are now in ® condition such as has not been witnessed before im many yeara. The convenient excuse is that many improvements are in progress, and that the work of putting everything in repair might better be postponed till the improvements are finished, so as to make one job of it This, however, is a specious argument. What the public demand is such a condition of the streets that people with ordinary cwution ean hope to get about from place to place without bresking their legs or their arms or their necks, or tumbling into mud-holes and ruining their clothing. It may cost the contractors a trifle more to repair as they go along than to bunch the work at the last mo- ment; but the public comfort is of vastly greater importance than the coutractor’s petty economies. Possibly we may see more activity ne THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. B. Rosusox & Co. Sur: ‘The policy of our house is—and ever has been— to svoid handling common clothes and to con- centrate our efforts on selling Ane Clothes Cheap. Therefore, young man, if you wants Buit or Overcoat whose only merit is cheapness ‘and whose most pronounced features are com- mon fabric and slipshod make—{f your time is of any consequence to you don't waste it by Jooking here; we don't touch or handle such. But if, on the contrary, you are looking for the maximum of style at the minimum of cost this is your mecca. The Youths’ and Young Men's Suits we are showing this season sell on sight. They are good, trusty, stylish and bandsome— and most reasonable in price—@12 to $35. Our Youth’s and Young Men's Overcosts have no peers in town. Ready made at any price, and yet our prices are 80 reasonable as to place them within the reach of the most economi- cally inclined. Wecan't tell youof their varied claims to your favor, simply because if we com- menced we would not know where to end, and when we did end you'd naturally imagine we had said alithat could be said in their favor, when the fact is our limited space would be exhausted before we would have well beun— 815 to 840. B. ROBINSON & 00, THE MODEL CLOTHERY, R120 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. STYLE OF MISSES’ Wey WASH PRINT NEW- watheter deen frees te — motion, at we Ree ee ot ree ee vatdes like” othr Jith st. ne. ma sad nimbagaee Fusx M. Lews, JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH, 1215 Penna, ave, A New Line of PICTURE FKAMES, in Silver ountings my own Soaportation Very low A larie stock of TOILET ‘BOTTLES, Solid Silver Mount Thave the Exclusive Control of ‘these Gvods. My Own iapaien ‘They, rane tm price from Fall Stock of STERLING SILVER PIECES, Designed ially for Wedding Gift ad Lowest pric cdl Goudsever offered," ibe Largest Niock cf OPERA GLASSES In the city at the LOWEST PRICES. 1215 PENNA. AVE, _n12 Q STYLES OF ALL-WOOL FANCY STRIPE NeW. ioarkets, double sleeve, wi sae, 6 to 12 Herp Sigh These are very uobby snd ow. in price: AUPMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, 1 at 2245 11th st, Los, Renesser YOU CAN BUY A FRENCH KID LUTTON aT RBR RRR m 98S. GE RR METS sS8s BBR Mi B es = Ss bea Yuu Bgs8 FOR = £3 23 tH Se _ 29 wo Bigs 55 Wy Wy S SOLD ELSEWHERE FOR 86.00. WE ARE EXPERTS IN FRENCH KID SHOES. WE IMPORT ALL OUR OWN FRENCH KID, AND USE NOTHING BUT THE BEST. THE SHOES ARE ALL MADE IN OUR OWN FACTORY, CONSEQUENTLY WE KNOW JUST WHAT WE SELL you. OUR SALES ARE 80 LARGE THAT IN BUYING A PATR YOU ARE SURE TO FIND THE SIZE AND STYLE YOU WANT, AND SURE TO RECEIVE A NEW, FRESH AND HANDSOME SHOE. ALL THE LATEST STYLES, JUST THE THING FOR DRESS AND THE MOST COM- FORTABLE SHOE FOR THE FOOT. ARTHUR BURT & CO., 1211 ¥ STREET N.w. nl? STYLE OF LADIFS' BLK AND BROWN BEA arkets. Directoire ‘bust rely plain: to 44; somethin TON very ‘COMBINATION, Toit" aud Ore Mencaast Tanne Derant- MENT HAS NEVER BEEN IN AS COMPLETE WORKING ORDEK AS NOW. THERE ARE ALL SOKTS OF CLAIMS MADE NOWADAYS FOR LOW-PRICED, MADE-TO-ORDER CLOTHING. WHEN YOU GOINTO A LOW-PRICED HOTEL YOU DON’T EXPECT TO GET A FIRST- CLASS DINNER. WHEN YOU BUILD A Low- PRICED HOUSE YOU DON’T EXPECT TO GET ONE FINISHED IN HARD WOOD AND WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTS. NEITHER DO YOU WANT WHEN YOU GO TOA FIRST-CLASS HOTEL TO PAY A FANCY PRICE BECAUSE OF THE NAME. THERE 18 A HAP!Y MEDIUM IN MERCHANT TAILORING PRICES AS WELL AS IN EVEKY- THING ELSE. OUR CLAIM IS THAT WE PROCURE THE BEST CUTTERS TO BE HAD, EMPLOY THE BEST HANDS, PUT THEM IN OUK OWN SHOP, WHERE WEC AN SUPEKVISE THE WORK, AND SELL OUR GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES. UNDE THESE CONDITIONS OUR GOODS CosT MORE THAN WHEN GOODS ARE SENT OUT OF THE CITY TO BE MADE UP BY CHEAP “HANDS” AND ARE WORTH MOKE. ON THE OTHER HAND, WHILE WE PRODUCE AS GOOD FITTING AND AS WELL-MADE GAR- MENTS AS ANYBODY IN WASHINGTON AND CARRY AS FINE A LINE OF PIECE GOODS, WE ARE SATISFIED WI1H A FAIR MARGIN OF PROFIT, E. B. BARNUM & CO, mg 939 9 LVANTA AVR. STYLES OF CHILDKEN'S NEWMARKETS_ONE Print and the other a Hwucy Cotton, Wor. Sad, Donte, stylish aad rou 410 12 190. KA BANS DovbLe Commixa- SPECIAL BARGAINS Po} WEDNESDAY AND THI oe auRsDay presses BF Bhp, s > SpbeP” govret a ae 200: a TRA a oFetaane Ser, Ch retala ty ouenn: ee = = Bow! 2m: im this reform when the District has a small mountain of jadgments heaped up against it, Tne French Canadians are thinking, accord- ing to one of their orators, of turning New England into New France, and they have, ac- cording to the same authority, already made a fair start in that direction. They would be wise to confine such labors to Quebec, where they already enjoy many of the Lapp dass much of the power of an independent com nity. The republic may have great difficulty im Americanizing Quebec after Canada has been annexed; buts movement in the opposite di- Feetion, laboring to Gallicize the United States, de bopeless trom the start, Se ATeaR Sls ana 500, at 25 aud 38c., worth 50 EMBROIDELED MU SwiStson tes and Toc. oom Reneuser— the weather is likely to turn cold st any hour and itis due time to prepare for comfort. As inducements for Fee aeny Zot Comforts and Blankets of ue we will them for this week at the following bargsin aoe ‘We sell the best 98c. Comfort in the city, Alook at ‘them will convince you. Our 81.50 Comfort; bargain price $1.25. Our $1.75 Comfort; barwain price $1.49. Our #2.50 Comfort, Satine or English Chintz Cover. Bargain price $1.98, Our $3 Extra Fine French Satine Cover. Bargain price $2.48. Remember the above goods are marked in plain figures, regular sell- ing price. The above reduction will be deducted from Prices, regular ENN a ak a E ARIRE TS. Tou 244 aN NN K ic Ene an tusmallichacineo dear 12.54 Read the following great reductions off of lowest marked prices: Pgs 25 quality $1.10. Our @2 Blankets $1.75. Our $3.25 Blankets $2.88. Our $5.50 Blankets . $8. Our 86.50 Blankets 85.75. Our $8 Blankets Our 812.50 Extra Heavy Californis Bisnkets Together with good values in prices not sooe, Bamed. cco A KE ig ARS co AAA OK - coo Eun “oo 2“ EK Mc Sss8 2 Our assortment and low prices in Misses’ and Chil- dren's Cloaks, both long and short, and Ladies’ Cloaks of all descriptions is as complete and prices as low as can be found anywhere, Our Jackets aro of the latest design and range in prices from $1.48 to 815. Our 88 to 840; also Viaites in many qualities, A visit to our Cloak de- partment will convince the most skeptical. Plush Jackets, sstin lined, $9.48, worth $12.50. %- length Jackets $15, worth 818,50. Onr $30 Plush Cloaks, 40 in. length, are made of the best plush and are well worth 35, Plush Newmarkets of extra length. vv RR 553g PUES - Our Furs were bought by one of the most careful buyers in the city and are well selected. They are choice goods for little money. We will offer some good values in this department fora few days. You will have to see our goods and corresponding prices to appreciate them. ne aT ie ante, ome be found STRASBURGER'S, DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 and 406 7th st. n.w., It ‘3 doors above D. —— TAbres BUK BEAVER JACKETS, SILK-BOUND, bell cufl, Satin facing; 4.49. Ladies’ Blue Bea- ver Directoire Jacket, Satin facin ing and Silk-bound; TAN COMBINATION, 4 3 11th at. wc. BBR OA MMM gS8g B AA OU OG sam” 8 BE AA Be BARE” os BBB AA UU OM MM S58 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, MM MM FER NN MMMM FE NN MMMM ER NN MMM E NN MMM KEE N If your attention 1s attracted 2 th read all that concerns yon @ savin, 1 ou 300 doz. of LONDON SHAPE NECKWEAL, which we have just opened. They come in Tecks, lufts -han/l," all shapes, Satin lined and entirely New Patterns, Our price will be, after WEDN Their value is fully on have been used to paying for such goods. FOR TWO DAYS WE WILL SELL them ror 41c, EACH The SECOND is a big savin in Underwear, and Un- derwear that is good, warm, well shaped and made well, They are heavy SCOTCH WOOL SHILTS and DRAWERS in all sizes, aud worth every bit of $1.25 that you pay for them, THESE WE SELL FoR 75e. EACH. And no such value has ever been sold in Washing- ton for that price. We advertised these once before and sold half the lot out, There is uo doubt of the other half going soon. Uf it raing, and there seems to be no show of its clear- ing off soon, and you should need an U UMM MM BBR RRR FEEL LT A vu UMM L AA tue Maat BEE ERR RE OT BAA AAA we MMM Bus i Rhee Coun bona} Take notice of thix. We will put on sale 50 best GI.O- RIA CLOTH UMBRELLAS, with stylish imitation silver knobs on sticks, in new patterns, which will wear you every bit as good assilver and can't be told from at. These umbrellas are marked good as you will find anywher price, SPECIAL P4ICE, $1.98 EACH, LADIES: We have made the largest purchase of RRR 1 BSR RB 00 SN N s ROR It OO NNN ss RRR i ges es QO NNN 'SSg RR OO NNN g 8 RR U tus EBs 00 NONN ss" Ever brouzht in our house. We name two of the items only you can Judye the rest by these; 1,000 pieces of best quality No. 22 Satin and Gros Grain Kibboos, every thread warranted silk. They come in every conceivable shade and are especially attractive for fancy work, worth 3Uc. a yard. SVECIAL PRICE 19. A YARD, 500 pieces of Nos, 2 and 3 All-silk Moire Crown Edge aud Satin Ribbons, value Gc. a yard. SPECIAL PRICE 4c. A YARD, ‘We will put on sale the following two special articles PPP RRR FFE g855 phy DD KR g BR ERK be SS, Sssy Bop Ht i kee Sss8 Sys GG 00 00 DDD Ss ¢ G o% OO B s°S3 foo BS ES EB GGa@ “00 00) «ppp 8gs8_— which are the best values shown in that line for a long ne: 40-inch All-wool Plaids, which were 75c, and S5c. a yard. SPECIAL PRICE All new and stylish patterns au $25 IMPORTED PAKIS Dk 818,50. Goods unusually attractive and stylish in design, remarkably so in price. There is NUT a dozen of thom, so you will take your chauce of missing thew if you delay in calling. They are iu three colors, Navy, Brown and Terrs Cotta, with an exquisite 12-inch brocadé veivet bor- der. Nowhere can you buy them under $° SPECIAL PRICE $18.50 A ROBE, ‘We would call your attention to our iarge und varied assortment of ROBES FOR ae an BBB AA 4s, B AA for all uses. We call your particular notice to the following unusual values: 50c. and 65c. Fancy Waste Baskets, 39¢. each, $1 large Rush Waste Baskets of assorted shapes, squared, round, fancy urns, &c., 7c. each, . Indian Work Laskets, strong and durable, un- usually cheap for 25¢, each, Willow Work Baskets, two pockets, 19¢, each, Willow Work Baskets, three pockets, sud much larger. 35c. euch, Baby Baskets, large size, with pockets, 85c. Baby Baskets, large xize, without pockets, 59e. Heavy Bamboo ose Baskets and Unbrelia Stands, were 81 and $1.25, Leduced to Gude, Japanese Pin Cushion aud Button «Baskets, three and 0c. il Waste Baskets 30c, And a large assortment of other Baskets, large and small, for trimmiuy and decorating, at prices which cannot be matched outside of our store, KBR ny vu vu MMMM fot AE ERE x id MB Ssg8 24 ww Eb POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. nig @OR Inportep NEWMARKET: ONLY ONE $25 qplor—Ox Blvod: braided bur frout tad BLa-UB. the quaity iy Beay ota Beste jewmarkets, im Myrtle « cud Navy ses ‘Kit Kats trimtoed wit Silk ‘99. BUUVie CouBIN ATION: Lite ae. Usueasp Or Bazouss. She—“Why, John, where bnve you been? You never ig ey yg for disorderly He—“I bave conduct, my dear, and ouly just released." bhe—“Gved heavens!" He—“Don't be alarmed. I was only looking in Ferd. Frank's show window; when I suw the bargains in fall goods it made me dizzy snd 4 foolish policeman THIS WEEK. Men's Fine CALF BOOTS, 81.75. Men's Heavy KIP BOOTS, $1.98, Boys’ Heavy BOOTS, $1.25. Child's Continental Boots, 98c, RUBBER BOUTS for all the family. FERD FRANK, 333 PENNA. AVE. 8.E. 1606 14TH ST. N.W. = RATRES LESS ORL EVERY RAIN STORM ADDS TO THE NUMBER OF OUR REGULAR PATRONS—THE DIRECT EF- FECT OF THE RAIN ON INFERIOR SHOE LEATHER, BOUGHT ELSEWHERE, TEACHES ‘THEM TO DEAL WITH A HOUSE THAT HANDLES: ONLY “HONEST AND SERVICEABLE FOOT- WEAR”—WITH A HOUSE THAT HAS SUCCEEDED TO BUILD UP AND MAINTAIN THE LARGEST SHOE BUSINESS IN THE DISTRICT, BY FUR- NISHING TO THE CONSUMER DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER—WITHOUT INTERFER- ENCE OF MIDDLEMEN~THE VERY BEST SHOES ‘TO BE FOUND AT THE MINIM UM PRICE, LAST WEEK WE WERE VERY BUSY; THIS WEEK, WE SHALL, IF POSSIBLE, BE MORE SO. WE HAVE MADE SOME VERY ADVANTAGEOUS PURCHASES, WHICH WILL GO TO THE BENEFIT OF OUR CUSTOMERS. A FEW RARE BARGAINS IN LADIES’ FINE SHOES: About 100 psirs Straight Goat Button, Kan- garoo Tops, Finest Hand-made 85 Shoes—our price 3.50. Some Elesant @4 Hand-made Dress and Walking Boots, four different styles—our apeciul offer 82.95, About 250 pairs Very Flexible Hand-made Ladies’ Boots, in appearance equal to any $3 Shoes—our price $2.40 only, At $1.05 we're selling the Finest Patent Leather Tipped Button you've ever seen at the price, either in Opera Too or Waukenphast style of Dongola or Kangaroo Kid, We've just received a big lot of Ladies’ Real Dongolaand Tampico Goat Extension Soled Button, either Box or Common-sense style; we'll warrant them equal in wear to any @2.50 Shoe—our price ouly $1.45, BARGAINS SIMILAR TO THESE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE. Main Store: 816 7th st, West End Store: 1922 Pa. ave, Capitol Hill Store: 231 Pa. ave. s.¢, it HE Box Marcu. Look at the case full of Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, with embroidered scallop, in White and Colors, and those with drawn wors, all at 25c. We are showing splendid quality Japanese Silk Hem stitched Handkerchiefs at 25c., 48c., S9c., 6dc. and Initial Handkerchiefs, Japanese Sifk, hemstitched, at 50c. and 68e. It will pay you to purchase Japanese Silk Handker- chiefs now for the Holidays at the prices we quote them, Call in and examine them, Japanese Silk and Crepe Embroidered and Fringed Shawls and Scarts, in White, Creme, Blue, Pink, Car- ainal, Black, Assortment complete, Prices very low. HANDKERCHIEFS, Weare receiving daily Handkerchiefs to make up our Holiday assortment. Some very new desixns just inin 48c., 7Sc. and 98e. Embrvidered Guods, White aud Colors. Look at them. THE BRB BOB BR BBB MM MM A ORR HERE MMMM AA R E MMMM AA RR HH RR Mat M AAA R HK Ew MMMAA RK H EEE. nlz 216 7TH ST. N.W. STYLE OF FANCY WORSTED NEWMARKET, double sieeve; very stylish: from 4 tu 13 KAUFMAN com ‘DO! Tt st. se. Goren tox Or OUR OPENING, OPPENHEIMER'S, 514 OTH ST. N.W, SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK. Regular Reduced To Brown Linen Sofa Cushion..... O8e, New Desixns in Table squares G70. Bde. 24- 790. GSc, Hemstitebed Tray. BBe, 30c. Damask Tray. 19¢, IRABLE SCARFS AND TIDIES AT REDUCED PRICHS, 18-inch Bolting Cioth, T24nch 54-inch Silk Mait Cloth, 0 per yard, ch Colored Bolton Sheeting, 81 per yard. PLUSHES IN ALL OF THE ART SHADES, TOMORKOW (WEDNESDAY) ONLY: 1,000 Hand-painted Stools at 4%. 500 Small Tables for Covering, regular price 81. + Tegular price, 1.000 Plain Milk-maid Stools 18¢. Mandsome New Designs in Bed Stamped on B lion Sheeting FREE OF CHARGE. White Kid and Colored Chamois Skin for Painting and Fancy Work, Odds and Ends in Plush Ornaments at 3c, apiece, Call and see our exhibit of Fine Hand Needle Work regnlar price 25c. Spreads and Shams ar OPPENHEIMER'S, 514 9TH ST. N.w. EMBROIDERED PIECES, made on the New Home Sewing Machine, giveu away on Wednesday, 8, OPPENHEIMER & BRO, 514 9TH ST. N.W Sole Agents for the Celebrated New Home Sewing Muchine. at Ws H. McKsew, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘We wish to inform our patrons and the public that during the past few days we have received large addi- tious to our stock of Ot L 00 A K oc £ eo Ky Rak gs 9 E B83 BA RK. Ss8g cc O AAA K K soo Tun “oe M4 BK seh 2 Many new styles in WALKING JACKETS, and among them some extreme novelties, We desire also to cal! your epecial attention to o1 large line of LADIES’ WKAPPERS, All sizes from 3 to 44. FLANNEL WRAPPERS, braid trimmed, plaited yoke, priucess buck, iu Navy, Garnet and Gray. Price, 86. STRIPED FLANNEL WRAPPERS, with Plain Cash- mere Fronts. Colors, Navy and Dark Guruet, Navy aud Brown, Gray and Black. Price, $8. HAIR LINE STRIPE WRAPPERS, Full Front, Vel- vet Cuffs, Collar and Belt, Princesse Back. Good us- sortment of colors, Price, $11. CASHMERE WRAPPERS, Solid Colorings, Silk Frout, Keveres aud Cuffs (Directoire style), Price, e12. FINE SERGE WRAPPERS, Fancy Yoke, Full Sleeves, Loose Frout, Ribbon Trimmed, Stripe effects in Garnet, Blue aud Black. Price, $17.50, Many other styles, but space will not allow descrip. tons, CHILDREN'S CoaTs, Full and Complete Assortment of LADIES’ FUR- NISLINGS. nlz 933 Penn. ave, F.* be Se awe, near doeh a, Workmanship’ sd it pansunteed, 0010-30 ail 7 ’ D. C., "TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1889. OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F ste. nw, Torsray, Novexsre 12, 1889, Dining Saloun, Sivtne Hoome and pa Parlors are eats to the p ‘apa SProuch' thems w meen next in thes cee Gecond snuexes. *"WOODW. AKD & LOTHROP. THE 59-INCH DOLLAR BROADCLOTHS, are sorry that e y rend gia could Hot hear the exclamstions those It would seli in the regular chan- neleot tree for half as much again. the most fashion- the welaht i Squally suitable for rose oF Lot Cloak, 52-inch, All Wool, ans ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. MORE NEW FINE FURS. ‘Our success with Furs has incited us to already increase the stock, aud we have Just placed on s2le a new line of Superior Grade Genuine Fors, in Muffa, Capes, Stoles, aud Collars, Cajes with Mus to match Alaska Seal Skin, Mink, Moukey, Persian Tat Astrakhan, ‘The latest iu Pur Collars is the Medicl and Queen Anne stylen, Look to us for the best Furs at moderate prices, China floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. RAORDINARY CLEARANCE SALF_ OF BOYS’ eens SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT 84.50 t a dozen or more lots of Peis into oue Jot aud marked oat half in some instances. rf Ut couple of dozen lots of Boys! one biz lot and anc the price 84.50; half rice in soue ‘The sizes in both of the big lots are 5 to 14 Unquestionably the best bargains in Boys* Clothing yet offered here or elsewhere. ‘The suits are in Stripes, Checks and Fancy mixtures in dark effects, ‘The Overcoats ure of Chinchilla, Fancy Coating Fabrics in Checks, Stripesand Plaids sna rain uch hardly occur again this Melton Cl achauce wimte ‘Third floor) : OOF) OODWARD & LOTHROP, A BARGAIN IN Mle hake KILTS AT #2.: se) ‘Toclose out the balance of our stock o} early Talwelght On piece It Suits we h uced thetr prices to $2.50 fur the Sizes 23 to 5 years. (Third floor, °°) SOODWARD & LOTHROP. DETACHABLE. UMBRELLA COVERS. Your Umbrella recovered cover in three minutes. Wi Detachable Umbrella « and Linen mand J Glen's Dej ent, 1013 F st. entrance.) Pe OOD WALD & LOTHAOP. EXQUISITE COLORED EMBROIDERED HEM- STITe: 1 in the Colors, ¢: Colorin! ‘They are 36 inches wide and have a two- inch em, Euibroidered above in contrast with the «round shade, v Silver G latuel with Gray aud Black Embroidei on Ee Green Flannel Embroidered in ardinal pitgee Plitk Flannel Embroidered with Rose aoe Flannel Embroidered with Tabac ant, :Blue Embroidered with Cardinal te “i Gray Embroidered with same and Cardinal Embroidered in Cardinal, &c. Esvecially desirable for Ladies,” sisses, Ghildren wod Tutaute’ Skirts, 81.30 and 82 per Gebind door WOODWARD & LOTHROP, A WINDOWFUL OF MF: GLOVES. 4 glance inte the F window takes in our sre—for Walking. Driving and Correct in shade, cut, ft Ailimported. #1, $1.30 and $2 tite *# door re ees) i ii WARD & LOTHROP. MEN'S SCARFS AT 25 Five thonsand Se: Hundreds ini Hand na Hie we have offered ones, 1913 Fs QODWARD & LOTHROP, NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTATNS, Nottingham Lace Curtains will always hola theirown. No other Window Drapery ‘ously meets the popular de- y combine nearly all th ing pattern effects of the Ke missle, Taubotr, Renal Point and other hi We never be. sot Nottimehan Mhite ae heed $3, 3.50, $4 8d perp ces th floor) one WOODWARD & LOTHROP. NG PAPER AT 25c. BOX. st opened 400 Boxes of that ex- Writing Paper, e: taintie 2 ¢ Quire: on Poper nivel e pold imiucdiately. urst oor, rear, center.» WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ©. P. CORSET: Rext the “IC.” Corseta rank the “C. 1 French Corset of considerable pe latite. ‘We offer them of Fine Sateen, long Waists, side stecl# aud a graceful shape at #150 per pail (Second floor. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. NEW LEATHER GOODS. ps with solid leather handles, if Seal Leather Card Cases 50c. Alligator Card Cases $1.37, $2.25 and # Russia Le s BSc. and 8To. abossed leather ywaer Seal in Tan and 1.90 and ¥: WOODWARD & LOTHROP, z 4 $1. Gist floor) QUILTED LININGS. ; ee, dizi seine here in the wa tise good. . ore art shade ited Sati 1at. a a tea Satins, ior hasus boliday ‘te . ¢ to stairw: br es WOODW ALD & LOTHROP, GLOVES—TWO GOOD VALUES. - i ie th Mi asquetaire Suede 9 OF Lan Cuglish Dox ya, S100 per Gray, $1 por pale. Haies! 4 but rede D Skin Gloves, im Tans and Bo pale, (Pst HOOK) oopWARD & LOTHROP. NTS AN DREN'S MITTENS, Sees Geo Reread Mittoas 29c4 Ir oye “liitastoud Siixed Worsted Gloves, Boe. per pair, (iret otra 20. p WOODWARD & LOTHROP. SHIRTING AND BID LINENS. Wve ave the, larg-at line of Ligon Goods im thecity, There is not a food grade or ar ait mit EAL we Sar OIE an sh 40) irting Linens, in Hvht, mediam avy ‘weixhts, it medium to tine quali~ > aud $1 por yard. 56, 3B, et oe “ie Bib oes 05, 75, 850, man Bevou-quarter, #1 per. quarter, $1, $1. Praia and $1.25 per ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th end F sta, n.w,- Not particularly because new invoices tn Plain and Fancy Flannels have arrivod within a few days—this is the case every little while st this season—but we call Your special attention at this time to our Flannel De- partment to emphasize the genuine value of some arti- cles of which you are in need. STERLING WHITE “SHAKER” FLANNELS, In this standard grade we offer: 28-in, doz. Plain at 400, = “ 500. oye Ble 27" 5 * Twill ™ 5c. ‘We urge the worth of our “Ballanivales” at 50, 62%, and 75c. a yard. PLAIN SCARLET FLANNELS. ‘We recommend the strict merit of the below prices: 28-in. 40% All-wool, Plain, 40c, 28" aye “ = 500, 34* 5K “ * B2e. 28“ Medicated Dro, 50e, ‘We have just opened some 27-inch All-wool Grey Twills to sell at 50 centsa yard, snd we put forwant the new Scotch mixtures in Brown and Gray, 434 02, 30-inch, for 50 cents ayard. Our Saxony Wrapper Flannels, in bright combinations, are exceedingly pop ular, and we have Grays and Graysand Blacks as well. The assortment is Inrze—the price 37% cents a yard. In the French Flanucls the patterns include all the Parisian designs, Check and Stripe novelties, the Per- sian effects, &c. We are making concessions of value in our Embroidered Flannela at @1, 81.25 and @1.508 yard. Of the “Orient” Cashmeres we cau only impreas you with the facts that they are positively all Wool, ‘27 inches wide, and for perfection of color are unsar Passed. The leading shades are Cream, Cardinal, Pink, Lavender, Canary and the varicties of blue. Our stock of Eider-down (for Children's Clonks, Wraps and La- dies’ Robes de Chambre. Opera Cloaks, Dressing Sacks, &c.), is ample. Price 75 cents a yand. Our FLANNEL DEPARTMENT is on the second Soor, near elevator, SEATON PERRY, “Perry” Building, Oth and Pa. ave. Established 18490, nlz Evownox Or Fisiox. It's not many seasons ago since Lace Shoes ‘Were the “all-popular” style for ladies—now they're back again. We don't know whether you've ever heard of Gardiner & Estes or not—but the trade know them tobe among the most reliable shoemakers in the country—and ‘with them we've found the jeuntiest styles of Fancy Lace Boots. Thev're beauties, We'll describe one stylo—A French Dongola, with perforated patent leather tip, scalloped vamp and back, fancy patent leather stay and full concave heel—all sizes and widths, It'sa regular fairy to look at—but tempered steel won't wear better, Their twins are in the city, but you'll pay $5 forthem, We ask you 83.49—and warrant the wear, Talking about new styles—the New Coffin ‘Toe ie being much called for, They"re made in French Dongola, square toes with patent leather tip, full concave and French heels, You've worn the Coffin before, but these are onan entirely new last. You have paid $5 for them, haven't you? Ours are 83.98—guaranterd, too, There's all the sty’e you want in them—and none of the cumfort sacrificed to it, cither, Last season we harrowed up the peace of the exclusive dealers with our 81.98 Dongola. It wassuch a pretty Shoe and such a reliatte one. They couldn't get anything to run the. race with it for suywhere near our price We've bettered the quality » little—-but haven't touched the price—81.98 just the same. You'll re- member they're alt Dongola, with patent-leather tip, button boots on common-sense and opera laste, Glad to guarantee them to you—thry're a credit to ur. Do you recoguize this Shoe—Bengalia, with ull Dongola tops, French kid vamps, patent- leather tips? You've worn manya pair. If you bought them of us you paid $3,90—any- where else. If we've got your size you ean have them for $2.85—common-sense and opera lasts. Warrant every pair sume as we did at the origi- ual price, Ladies' Over Gaiters—all shades—best qual- ity—#1—you can use a pair or two. As in everything else, we carry only such lives of Shoes as wocan guaranive. We can't sell them ss cheaply as some are advertised around us simply because we dou’t carry that sort—Reliable quatities onty, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE GUARANTEEING SHOERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH alg STREET, ronize a house which confines tteelf to cne branch and studies that to perfection, Best of work. Correct prices, Wall Papers, oom Moldings, Pati:t.ux, Fresco Decoration, Estiwstes cheerfully ished 10 a _Opposite Woodward & Lothrop's_nl din* *Exrrvs Acta Prosar» Great battles are fouxbt in which thousands and tens of thousands of swan slain, (War ina means ennployed to eettie ¥ wh it brines rau ‘suit it Me cnlased that tu,t ation and deatt. nations of the eurth THE MEANS.” we should find it ricks resurted to sim the “Heecinz” curse, carn their bread wa—we believe that good peo- pis overs uld applaud tue act aud bearuly indorse the mot’ neers Ne NESIEUS ACTA PROBAT.” Under the preseut rulitat, however, we are permitted ake the ex} uy bY quotine prices, which we ae » do asking your kitd.carerul and Cousiderate of Clothes for Men Sack Conte $11.50, aie Coats Ta, 212.75, . $4.75 wi cae ort le, Leuuties, 15.40, 816.5 50. ‘B17 tb.8ls, 10. ‘cust, Vest and pautaloons, uy he above quutations convey bute faint ides fumense msenitude of our stock of F MADE CLOT t ponerne ebich we and see for yourselves ing the bours of PORTUNED To BUX. Come are welcome alwaysdur- tines aud’ WiLL NOT iM TEN = auotny ONE Pick” uutil 1] pam. SPOONS, FO! SERVICES, ALL PRICES, ELEGANTLY MADE, & KIRK & SON, 114 E. BALTIMORE BT, ALSO DIAMONDS, WATCHES, nee TED WARE, SILVER Novensiis FuOM THE PARIS EXPOSI- ve3i-Lm Tue Usutsest Cor Or Aue THOSE NOBBY DERDIES, FORMERLY 64.50 AND $4.00, CUT DOWN TO els THIS WEEK ONLY. 8. L. BACHRACH, THE OUTFITTER AND HATTER ocl6-taa 2223 F ST. N. W. Dor Turse Tuxxcs Down ‘Your shoptug list for tomorrow, Wednesday, shout tpclude the following notes “See the Palais Royai Kitoon barcetna.” “Look at “PB” @9 Seal Prush Jackets. “Sve the Ib-cent Nurses’ ond Waitresses’ Cxpa” “Secure one of thoar 14°. Embroidered Handkerchief? “Get two pairs Stockings, Redueed to 5 conte,” “See the display of 1.000 diferent Buekies.” © Vieit Pr department for $5 Astrachon Capes.” “Special sale of Dress Goods at the PR. EP"The above notes will help you to rarity @m@e few of the best bargains now being offered at the A PALAIS P aak es RR OO FY FY A BESS F Si bas ‘Now, let us point to the most attractive bargains tm the Lace Department—the result of the buyers’ let trip to the great metropolis, 30B LOT TORCHON LACEs, That a startling truth is more difficult to beliew: than a well-told fiction ts bere tilastrated: rly 100 pieces of Torchon Laces at 3cmts a yard. Many pieces in the tot worth 38 cents a yard, Orer 100 pieces Turchon Laces at $3 cents @ yard, Many picces worth 45 cents a yart, It's perhaps best that all who read won't beliews, Wil those who do believe please try and call eariy to Morrow, as the early choice will be worth 10 centss Yard more than what's left in the afternoon, THE PALAIS ROYAL r Onresrat V ANDYKE Laces, 20, 15, 29 and 25 contey For fancy work or neck and sleeves of reas, What better? What more fashionsble? Qualities for the Prices that will reward s trip even through the rain, IRISH POINT VANDYKE Laces, (19, 25 and 39 cente) ‘There's a rugwed boldness in desien anf mstertal that has itscharm—a charm not lessened by associse tions more than acentury old. These laces, for fancy ‘Work, are much in demand. THE NEW NAMELESS LAcr. (19 cents a yard) It's five inches wide aud is Beru and White mixed nd sells for only 19 cents a yard. Much affected by Indies of taste for lamp shades and other faucy work. FEDORA LACES IN SETS. (250, to G0e. a yard) Just the opposite to the Irish Point Lace is this deli- cate and tender Lace—this maiden of Laces, yew and lovely designs you'll much admire and prices you'll Wonder at because of the qualities, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) (Continued below.) Laces Ax» Ners For Dam - instead of BSc. for 48-inch Warranted All-silx Russian Net—commouly known as Fish Net—Pink, Biue, Cream, White, Black, Yellow, Nile, Cardinal, Lewon, Garnet, 50c. a yard for Warranted All-silk Mull (48 inches), Cream, White, Pink, Blue, Yellow, Lavender, Nile, Lemon, Cardinal, Apple. Quality that suould retail at GSc. at least, OS cents a yard for Superior Silk and Tinsel Gauze (48 inches), The diferenee between this net aud that generally sold at 75,83 and 95 coulis will be shown by comparison, ‘Comparison will show you that the superior net will Rottearsoecasily; that the desi.n is different—the alternate lines of silk and tinsel beng closer and heavier than those cheaper out less rel w show greater variety of color combinations, w clude Cherry and gold, Eittel and gold, Golden brown aud gold, Pi wold, Black and gold, White and «: colors with silver tinsel iustead of g A YAKD for the latest wovelty in Sik Gauze, 68 44 inches wide, aud has fourteen (14) bands of Picot Edge White and Cream Satin. A Belt anda Hem aud the skirt is complete, $1.08 A YAKD, instoad of $2.98. The reason is the importer bad but two dress letugths of this Silk Gauze, It has wide White Crepe and uarrow Gold Thread Stripes, Magnificent, ts an appropriate word, NEW KUCHINGS, ELC. 3 yards for 2 i» the price of the new Satin Ruchine, with Gilt Cording. New Velvet, Vandyke and Directoire Ruchings. The Most expensive at 75 cents a yard, decorated with Gold aud Silver Pend KEMNANTS of Kuchines and Laces at prices that will send them flying tomorrow. _ - (Continued | below. » ME PALAIS ROTAL, Diss € Goors B D ARGAINS. Many of our patrons are familiar with our 890, Serges, with the band borders, Those who favor the credit stores with tueir patronage may have noticed similar Serges—they come in the new shades of Grays, Greens, Blues, Browns, Reds; among them Old Rose, Gobelin Blue, Green Gray, Terra Cotta, Tie borders are five inches in width, They sell from SMe, to 81, generally at @1 a yard. THE SURPRISE AT THE PALAIS ROYAL FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, NOVEM- BER 11, 12 AND 13, will be the offering of these Serges at ONLY 50 CENTS A YARD. SP This isa reduction in price we could not pos- Sibly afford had our buyer not closed out 50 pieces from the importerat @ price twenty per cent lower an previously demanded, THE PALAIS ROYAL _ (Continued below.) Hexes Asoruer Scnrnise, The 42-inch Senges in Plaids and Stripes st O8c. yard are familiar goods. They should be, for over 250 pieces have been eld #0 for this neason. The surprise price for Monday, Tuesday and Weduesday is possible because of our buyer's New York trip, ONLY 450. A YARD, 2P "These eerres are warranted pure wool, full $2 inches wide, in all the new color combinations, Sam- ples und price from elsewhere will give the correct idea of their actual worth, THE PALAIS ROYAL _ (Continued below) Sri Avoruee Scnruise. The 54-inch Camels’ Hair Cloth, so many hundred Yards of which have been sold for Raglaus aud Cloaks atgL50eyard. Price fur the Special Sale ONLY $125 A YARD, t27-The Plaids come in the following color combs- nations: Gray and Olive, Gray and Green, Gold and Brown; Goldand Wine, Gray and Black. 627Fur Trimmings and Buttous to suit you and ot prices that will surprise you, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Coutinued below.) Risa A Mu» Sonprise. 68 ceuts instead of 75 cents for 40-inch Colored AR ‘Wool Drap d’ Alms scems buta mild surprise after reading the paragraphs above. The excuse is our buyer ‘Was unable to secure these goods at less than the usual price, _ (Continued below.) Hines A Srossixo Scurrise. CHINA SILKS, (23 mcbes wide). Forty desirsble shades, and quality that we have retailed at 75 conte ONLY 50 CENTS A YAKD. SP Nearly 100 pieces of these Silks were secured by our buyer, who desires it stated that all the scares THE PALAIS ROYAL THE PALAIS ROYAL. _{Continned below.) A Scnenusz Axo War. It'll surprise you to fiud here such scarce shedes ag Daulie, Prune, bhel Hed, Ametbest, Lilac, Heliotrope, Liveuder. tw And the qualities for the prices, What about the qualities? xi THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Dazss Tanouxe Scnvnises. ‘Novelties in Gold and Silver Vandyke Braid Trim ming; clso Gold and Silver Faucy Braids. Novelties in Silk Frinwes in Black and Colors, Novelties aBUk Braid Panels, Fronts and Scarfe ‘THE PRICES ARE THE SURPRISES. ‘See outside abow case for samples and the prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘A LISNER, Corner 12th ot. aud Paere . g